@Phonzhi I'd love to hear about some of the community work you do

[Mandarin Duck]

Everytime something happens I always hear your opinion about hip-hop and how it is destroying the black community. I'm not saying I agree or disagree with you, but I'm curious to know what you do for the community you DIRECTLY live in?
Do you volunteer at your local boys and girls club?
Do you work at after school programs at your local schools?
Hold town hall meetings?


Basically, do you do anything outside of the Coli to positively change the community you live in or come from?
Honestly most hip-hops fans don't participate in internet forums so being on here really isn't going to bring about the changes you claim to so desperately want.

And if you do, my brother more power to you.
But let us know about those things you do so we can help you in your journey to help other black people.
I mean I'd hate to know you are so passionate about your philosophies without actually applying them directly to those in your community.

 

[jdubnyce]

 

[BlackManLiveFromLondon]

@PhonZhi

 

[Poitier]

nikka probably a gospel recording artist

 

[Barnett114]

Spoiler: The Answer

Posting on The Coli all day about Hip Hop.

 

[kp404]

:mikepopcorn:

 

[Grams]

Lemme hear what this uppity fraud gotta say

 

[thewiz]

nikka probably a gospel recording artist

Kirk Franklin ass nikka

 

[HearNoEvil]

Just posting is fine if you don't go overboard.

But when you have that much passion, it's time to start practicing what you preach.

 

[Tunez]

 

[Nintendough]

@PhonZhi is another lupe fiasco azz fuccboi

 

[PhonZhi]

Everytime something happens I always hear your opinion about hip-hop and how it is destroying the black community. I'm not saying I agree or disagree with you, but I'm curious to know what you do for the community you DIRECTLY live in?
Do you volunteer at your local boys and girls club?
Do you work at after school programs at your local schools?
Hold town hall meetings?


Basically, do you do anything outside of the Coli to positively change the community you live in or come from?
Honestly most hip-hops fans don't participate in internet forums so being on here really isn't going to bring about the changes you claim to so desperately want.

And if you do, my brother more power to you.
But let us know about those things you do so we can help you in your journey to help other black people.
I mean I'd hate to know you are so passionate about your philosophies without actually applying them directly to those in your community.

Right now im doing long-distance truck driving so not a damn thing. I basicly drive, work-out, sleep and post on the coli for the time being.(Yall are my main source of entertainment right now) Before i started this i worked in a youth detiontion center so i could attempt to reach some youth. Still keep in contact with a number of them. Back home in Alabama before i moved to Ga i indeed did volunteer at the local boys & girls club for years. Ive also had reading and math tutor sessions at my spot for kids in my former neighborhood. Once im done with my 1 year driving long-distance ima look for something local and get back to a "regular" life. Ill definantly hit yall up if i need any help in my journey

 

[mrken12]

Just posting is fine if you don't go overboard.

But when you have that much passion, it's time to start practicing what you preach.

He went full retard with it. He's just been embarrassing himself this last week.

 

[MaxBundles]

Type of dude to preach all that "rap music is demonic" bullshyt on the net but then still bump Chief Keef and Young Thug on the regular

 

[Renkz]

Damn I though this thread was heading to a good direction